Mel Eng

I was able to get the car started after having a friend bring his car to help jump. I let it charge for 5-10 mins and it started up. Brought it right to the dealer and they ran a diagnostic and saw no errors regarding the computer but the battery was faulty which they replaced under the warranty and then they also replaced the throttle rod which was part of a recall. Finally running and it seems to drive a lot smoother. Thanks everyone for the help. Only downside of this is now the auto start won't work and I'll have to bring it back to the shop..

I have roughly 27k miles on the edge. It's on the road pretty much everyday. As of right now the car won't start even with a jump. I'll get power back up but that's it. I'll try and leave it charged for a little longer and update.

Hey everyone, I'm new to the forums. So I have a 2015 Sport Ford Edge 2.7L EcoBoost. I drove the car fine yesterday. I left it parked during the night and it is cold here in the east coast. For some reason, I tried to start the car and it seems like the car is completely dead. I tried to jump start the car and the interior lights and the radio and the fog lights come on but when I try to press the brake and hit the start button, the entire car dies and I lose everything. I thought it might be the battery but it has only been maybe a year and a half. When i charged the car for a little longer, I see the light gauges from the dash and one of the light was a powertrain icon. I'm wondering is this is only because of the battery being dead but I'm unsure. Any help is appreciated.